The combined market capitalisation of Arab stock exchanges surpassed $4.174 trillion by the end of the first half of 2024, according to data published by the Arab Monetary Fund (AMF).
During this period, the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange led with a market value of $761.54 billion. The Dubai Financial Market followed at $184.8 billion, while the Saudi Exchange ‘Tadawul’ held a substantial $2.68 trillion.
Other notable figures include the Qatar Stock Exchange at $157.9 billion, Boursa Kuwait at $134.06 billion, and the Casablanca Stock Exchange at $69.4 billion. The Muscat Stock Exchange recorded a market value of $63 billion, and the Egyptian Exchange stood at $39.07 billion.
The Amman Stock Exchange had a market value of $23.3 billion, the Bahrain Bourse $21.2 billion, the Beirut Stock Exchange $16.54 billion, the Tunis Bourse $8.3 billion, the Damascus Securities Exchange $5.66 billion, and the Palestine Exchange $4.2 billion.
